Monthly vs yearly plans

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You can pay for any plan monthly or yearly. Pick the cycle with the Monthly / Yearly switch at the top of the Plans page.

PriceFull monthly priceDiscounted, paid once for 12 months
Email and verification creditsGranted every monthAll 12 months granted up front
Phone creditsEvery monthStill granted every month
Unused creditsRoll over one period, capped at the monthly allowanceDo not roll over
CommitmentOne month, cancel any time12 months
PauseAvailable on plans above 100 emails a monthNot available
RenewalEvery monthEvery 12 months, automatically unless you cancel

On a yearly plan you can use the 12 months of credits at any pace. A Growth 5K yearly plan, for example, gives 60,000 email credits on day one.

Switch from monthly to yearly

  1. Open Settings > Subscription.

  2. Under Billing cycle, click Switch to yearly. The section shows how much less you pay a year.

  3. On the Plans page, check the plan, click Subscribe and pay.

    Plans page with Yearly selected in the billing cycle switch, plan cards showing the monthly equivalent and the amount billed yearly

The yearly plan starts the day you pay. Plan cards on the yearly tab show the price as a monthly amount and the total "billed yearly".

Prices exclude tax and may change. The Plans page shows current prices.

FAQ

Do yearly credits renew every month?

No. Email and verification credits for the whole year arrive when you pay. Only phone credits are granted month by month.

Can I buy more credits on a yearly plan?

Yes. Upgrade to a bigger plan, or buy verification and phone packs under Extra credits. There are no email top-ups.

Do unused yearly credits carry into the next year?

No. Yearly plans carry nothing over.

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Throughout the previous three years, I am occupied as a Customer Support Representative for the email finder platform GetProspect.com. As a tech-savvy, I am keen on assisting our users with solving any challenges. On top of that, I worked on my tech author skills, and I can be straightforward in explaining difficult topics.